Reunion of Lutheran ministers at Myersville session
A meeting of visiting clergymen and local pastors at Myersville Pa featured sermons and papers on church topics. Ministers from Wilkes-Barre Baltimore Rochester and others attended. sixteen of the native ministers were born within two miles of Myersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul’s Luther
Sohuboty
Myereville
James
Seven “Valleys
H. W. ‘Doty
Rochester
Floyd
Selanda Grove
A Hedges
Middletown
S. V. Metzger
Glenn
Garden
Ronnberg
Funkstown
Edward
Rice
Cane
Chapman, Kan
Cme Wachter
Coryden
Ind
W. C. Mann
Emawork
Pay
S.A. Derr
Hampstead
Wilks
W. L. Remaberg
J. C. Bowers
Maryland Synod
M. L. Culler
A. Hedges
A. Rice
United Lutheran, Church
Pittle
S. H. Culler
D. B.floyd
Ree
W. G- Minnick
R. W. Doty
P. Metzger
G. S. Bowers
J. D. Bittle
Campaign staffer Mise to work with McCart in Chicago
Mary Glert Mise private secretary to Je R. McCart, executive secretary to the National Republican Congressional Committee, leaves for Chicago Saturday to aid the campaign. She will stay until after the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Mary Glert
Charles Gilbert
North Market Street
Je R. McCart
National Republican Congressional
Washington
Chicago
Republican
MccCarl
Wonderful Help From Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
An elderly reader, from Chattanooga Tennessee, recalls using Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound before childbirth and during life changes. She reports relief from dropsical effects and says the remedy strengthened her overall condition, aiding housework and well being in later years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chattanooga
Tennie
Lydia Pinkhan
R. A
Avéane
Miners Ordered to Return to Work in Anthracite Strike
Washington reports the federal anthracite commission and the anthracite board of conciliation ordered striking miners in Pennsylvania to return to work. About 10 060 workers across Pittston Dunmore Old Forge Duryea Avoca and Nanticoke must resume duties to safeguard public coal supply while wage disputes are settled by September 22. Rail freight priorities for coal were also announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Federal Anthracite Commission
Anthracite Board of
Conchla
Pittston
Dunmore
Old Marge
Duryen
Avoca
Ehilnsville
Mississippi
Htotselg “Coi
Mforce Conmission
Miners Board Concludes Inquiry In Kansas Strike Adair
Plasburgh Kansas August 12 The International U M W R board committee sent here to investigate mine union affairs in Kansas, disbanded this morning and will depart for Indianapolis to report to President John L Lewis No miners were working at the Kansas coal mine involved in the present strike
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plasburgh
Kan
International U. M. W. R. Board
Mlttee
Adairs
Wansis
Indianapolis
John L. Lewis
Kansas Coal Wines
Prices Up 136 Percent in Six Years Report
Department of Labor statistics reveal a dramatic rise in the cost of living from 1914 to June 1920. The bureau shows New York's five and a half year average up 119.2 percent, with food rising 103.3 percent, men’s clothing 220.8, women’s clothing 253.3, housing 32.4, fuel and merit 60.2, furniture and furnishings 205.1, and miscellaneous 18.0. Cities cited include Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, Baltimore, Boston, Norfolk, Seattle, Denver, and Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
Washington
Bureau of Labor
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Bogton
Norfolk
Seattle
Denver
Scranton
Visiting American Legislators See Hangzhou Home Conditions
Shanghai August 12 American lawmakers touring Hangzhou observed local hospitality reflecting prohibitions on alcohol with grape juice served as a substitute. A New York murder play Mystery opening in Atlantic City next week is attributed to Edward Delaney Dann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Shanghai
Hangchow
Naiking
Pekin
Atlantic City
Itvis
New York
Edtward Delaney
Dann
Surprise 49th birthday party for Mrs Lenhart at Ullica Home
A surprise gathering honored Mrs Lenhart on her 49th birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm H Lenhart. Many neighbors and relatives from Frederick and Baltimore attended, including Mr and Mrs Henry Gra and others listed in attendance.
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Utica
Mra
Wm. H. Lenhart
Lenhart
Ry Y “Lenhart
sMirs
Gra
Henry
Bradley
Clem
Carmon
Luther Wachter
Mable Shook
Lena KK. Zimmerman
Annie
Holw‘kins
Irlin
Strine
Ruth String
Frederick
Howard Wachter
Mrs. Stache
Lil- Nan Clem
Pauline Baer
Catherine Lenhart
Helen
Smith
Mary
Wachter
Hazel
Alty
Stottlemyer
Ea Haha
Frances Baer
Lian
Castle
Clemon Lenhart
Robert Putman
Glen Stull
Merle
Bari Snith
Franklin
Paul Smith
Charles Clem
Melvin Lenhart
Wala Stull
Melvin Clem
Paul Baer
Kart Clem
Jurl HL
Edward Stull
Ladies' festival and family notices in August
Fragmentary OCR notes announce a ladies festival at a parish site on August 18 and 20, with references to Mr Leslie Kishner, Mr and Mrs Jon Pittinger and sister Mrs Robarts, plus Rev Fulmer of Philadelphia who has accepted a church call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesile
Kisher's
Jun. Yen
Jon Pittinger
Mrs
Robarts
Anit
Agar Keysvilig
Rev
Fulmer
Philadelsha
Local Troutville Social Notes Highlight Birthday and Gatherings
Mrs. Lydia Bohn from Hagerstown visits the Moore and Fox households while Zelma Saylor returns to Nome after a week with Miss Carria Shigie of New Oxford. A Roysville picnic computes with Howard Bond home from service and a July birthday social for Mrs. Roy Moore gathers many relatives and friends listed, including Lydia Bolln and numerous Fox and Weddle families, with a violin ensemble by John and Webster Luby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Bohn
Hagerstown
Roy
Moore
Joseph Fox
Zelma
Saylor Han
Nome
Misa Carria Shigie
New Oxford
J. G. Pox
Thornbrook
Dsoseph Fox
Roy Moore
Hydia Bolt
Thurmont
Calvin Fox
Howard Bond
Roysville
Mary
Roye Moore
Lydia Bolln
Jane Delaplane
Margaret Rout
Margaret Ledgwood
Victoria Smith
Clinton Eaton
T.C. Fox
John Ohler
Stultz
J. M. Young
Nelson Summers
Robert Weddle
William Adams
Norman’ Harvaugh
C. M. Young
Edwin Geesey
Fern Hoff
C. 5. Smith
C. J. .Saylor
Mra
Dra Eaton
Maurice Smith
T. J. Winebrenner
Wilbur Krise
J. J. Feezer
Crivin Fox
Edna Smith
Zola Saylor
Mary Weddle
Emma Weddle
Neva Weddle
Sallie Melaplane
Carrie Fox
Helen Summers
Violet Kilborn
Margaret Eaton
Catharine, Eaton
Anna Eaton
Naomi Smith
Miss Green
Catharine Young
Thelma Young
Catharine Stitely
Hazel Stitely
Mary Jane Young
Elizabeth
Meltzley
Dorothy Weddle
Pauline Weddle
Margaret Harbaugh
Luella Harbaugh
Nevin Smith
Steiner Smith
John Adams
Melvin Weddle
Kenneth Baker
Henry Say
Baltimore Visit Shapes Weekend Gatherings
Mr Robert Colliflower spent Saturday and Sunday in Baltimore with his daughter Agnes returning with him. Visitors to Mr and Mrs James Conner included Mrs Carries Fiver Mr and Mrs Freeman and their three children from Baltimore. Also present were Mr Clayton Newcomer of Washington at Mr George Butler Westchester Va Mrs Ida Butler and two grandchildren of Frederick and Mrs Leslie Dorsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raceham
Robert Colliflower
Baltimore
Agnes
James Conner
Carries
Freeman
Clayton Newcomer
Washington
George Butler Westcheste
Ida Butler
Freedrick
Leslie
Dorsay
Congregation Arrival Marks Weekend Visit From Philadelphia
A fragmentary report notes a Philadelphia relation group arriving Saturday evening. The sister and husband and daughter attended, with others present, as the congregation lines up for a forthcoming gathering. Further details are unclear from the readable OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
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